Romados Menu Prices Canada 2026

Looking for Romados menu prices? Short version: a half chicken solo is $16.99, a small poutine starts at $17.99, a bifana sandwich is $12.99, and a nata is $3.49. Romados is a Montreal Portuguese rotisserie on Rue Rachel Est, open since 1994, and the menu is built around one thing done well: flame-grilled chicken with that famous sauce. One honest note up front, because it shapes every price below: the official romados.co site posts no price table, so the figures here come from the brand-managed DoorDash Montreal menu, where DoorDash says prices are set directly by the merchant, and delivery prices may run a little higher than dine-in. If you want another Quebec rotisserie chicken room to compare first, our Au Coq menu prices guide is the one I would read next to this.

Romados Montreal Portuguese Chicken Prices: Solo Chicken, Sauce and Chorizo

Start with the chicken, because everything else here is a side act. The Romados chicken solo price is $16.99 for a half, $13.99 for a quarter leg, and $14.99 for a quarter breast. Solo means just the chicken, no sides built in, so plan your fries or rice on top. And the sauce? The Romados famous sauce is $1.50, and honestly, skipping it feels wrong. I would not order here without it. A whole grilled chorizo is $18.95, which is a lot of sausage for one person, so split it if you are not that hungry. Simple math, no tricks. The chicken is the reason this place has lasted since 1994, and the prices are fair for Montreal, not cheap, not a splurge.

Romados Menu Card Canada 2026

Here is the full menu card, rendered from the verified current delivery menu: chicken solo, poutines, sandwiches, plates, salads, sides, desserts, drinks, and extras in CAD, plus the Rachel Street address.

Romados Poutine Price: Small and Large, Five Flavours Each

Now the poutine, because Romados does a Portuguese take on it that you will not find at a standard casse-croute. The Romados poutine price for a small is $17.99 for regular, $18.99 for Romados, chorizo, and bifana, and $19.99 for 2 meats. Large runs $21.99 for regular, $22.99 for Romados, chorizo, and bifana, and $23.99 for 2 meats. Is the large worth the extra four dollars? Depends how hungry you are. For one person, honestly, the small is plenty. For two people sharing after the chicken, the large makes sense. My pick is the small bifana poutine at $18.99, pork and fries and curds and gravy in one bowl. If you want to see how a big poutine chain prices the same idea, our Smoke’s Poutinerie menu prices guide is a useful comparison before you order.

Romados Bifana Sandwich, Plates and Salads Prices

Sandwiches are the cheap way into this menu, and the Romados bifana sandwich is the one to know: $12.99 for the bifana, $13.99 for the Boss, $12.99 for chicken, $12.99 for chorizo. Four sandwiches, all in the same tight range, no bad pick. Plates step up to $22.95 for bifana and chorizo, and $26.99 for the grilled calamari plate, which is the priciest plate here. Salads run $6.99 for green, $19.99 for chicken, and $21.99 for chicken and chorizo. Look, the green salad at $6.99 is the only light option on a heavy menu, and I mean that as praise. Order it next to the chicken and you have a proper meal, not just a pile of fried food.

Romados Sides, Desserts and Drinks Prices

Sides are simple and cheap, which is how a rotisserie menu should work. Fries $6.99, rice $6.99, Portuguese oven potatoes $11.50, large oven potatoes $15.99, small bread $0.95. Ninety-five cents for bread. That is the cheapest line on the menu, and it tells you this place is not trying to upsell you on every little thing. Desserts are where I always end up spending more than planned. The Romados pastel de nata price is $3.49 for one nata, $14.99 for half a dozen, and $26.99 for a dozen, and the bolas de berlim match those prices exactly. Cheesecake is $6.95. Drinks are $3.49 for Coke, Diet Coke, and 7up, $3.99 for Sumol and San Pellegrino, $7.50 for a 1.5 litre Sumol, and $2.99 for a water bottle. For Romados Montreal cheap eats, my rule is this: a bifana sandwich, fries, and a nata, and you are out for under twenty dollars before tax. Good value. Real value.

What Should You Order at Romados Montreal?

First time? Keep it classic. Half chicken solo at $16.99, sauce at $1.50, fries at $6.99, and a nata at $3.49 to finish. That is the Romados menu prices logic in one meal, and it is under thirty dollars before tax. My favourite order, if you want the full Portuguese rotisserie experience, is the bifana sandwich at $12.99 plus a small Romados poutine at $18.99 to share, then a half dozen natas at $14.99 to take home. Is this the best Portuguese chicken in Montreal? I would not crown it from a delivery menu alone, and I am not going to pretend I ranked every rotisserie on the island. What I can say is the chicken is the core, the sauce is worth the $1.50, and the prices are honest for a Montreal institution that has lasted since 1994.

Romados Poutine and Natas Menu Prices

The Portuguese poutine, loaded with chicken and chorizo, plus natas for dessert: the two Romados dishes people photograph most, in one frame.

Romados Montreal: The Rachel Street Rotisserie Story

Romados Rotisserie et Patisserie sits at 115 Rue Rachel Est in Montreal, a Portuguese rotisserie chicken restaurant that has been serving the neighbourhood since 1994. Still busy. Still good. The listing carries a 4.4 rating from 551 ratings, with reviews dated October 2026, so this is a live, busy room, not a fading name. Anyone searching Romados Rachel Street hours will find the same listing: daily 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM, phone (514) 419-5515. Do not mix it up with other Montreal Portuguese chicken rooms: Campo Poulet Portugais, Porto Poulet, and Frango de l’Ouest are different brands with different menus. This Romados menu prices guide sticks to the one Rachel Street address, that one phone number, and those verified prices, nothing borrowed from the neighbours.

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